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Is Fort Worth(Crowley) a good place to invest? Home appreciation?

Neel Shetty
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I was planning to invest in Austin Sub Urban Areas (Georgetown, Manor, Leander, Liberty Hill, Hutto). But I didn't get any new house, price around $350K for investors. Now I am thinking about Dallas area. In Fort Worth (Crowley ) area, I see some new houses around $350k. I am not sure whether these are for investor or not.

Is Fort Worth (Crowley ) a good place for investment? I am sure, I will not be able to make money from Rental. Does anyone have any idea on home appreciation?

I see, there are same size, 5/10 years old homes, price around $300k. If price difference is around $50k in between same size new home and old home, which one should I pick for investment? Thanks.

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